Question

Is the example a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence?

While we rode around on old 10-speed bikes.



A.
sentence fragment


B.
complete sentence


C.
run-on sentence

Answer 1

c

Answer 2

because it needs a comma or a punctuation mark.

Answer 3

I believe its A because it doesn't say what they wer doing

Answer 4

were*

Answer 5

yes they did @TheAsker2002 they were riding

Answer 6

example: we at ice cream while we drove around on old 10-speed bikes.

Answer 7

rode=verb

Answer 8

@SolomonZelman what do you think

Answer 9

Is the example a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence?

Heather had style she had confidence.



A.
complete sentence


B.
sentence fragment


C.
run-on sentence

Answer 10

c

Answer 11

Chiko can u explain how u got c??

Answer 12

@Chiko_1278 you need to start explaining your answer

Answer 13

Heather had style, she had confidence. then it would be complete by adding a coma right there

Answer 14

true

Answer 15

http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct @Chiko_1278

Answer 16

Im guessing you didnt read this

Answer 17

Is the example a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence?

The bird dove swiftly then it landed gently on the branch.



A.
sentence fragment


B.
complete sentence


C.
run-on sentence
n remember Chiko u have to explain how u get ur answer :)

Answer 18

\(\normalsize\color{royalblue}{ \rm sentence~fragment }\) (reason)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
When we went to the mall. (what happened when we went there?
some information is missing, no? )
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Because, I had an extra (because of what ?
task that my boss gave me. some information is missing, no? )
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Since, he never loved me (since what ?
some information is missing, no? )

Answer 19

\(\normalsize\color{royalblue}{ \rm sentence~fragment }\) is an incomplete sentence (or as my college teacher used to say, an \(\normalsize\color{royalblue}{ \rm incomplete~thought }\) ).

Answer 20

C, run-on. you can separate it with a comma...or a semi-colon.

Answer 21

C because it sounds confusing when you read it

Answer 22

it should be:The bird dove swiftly then, it landed gently on the branch.

Answer 23

Is the example a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence?

Heather would stop and stand next to her bike, surveying the landscape.



A.
run-on sentence


B.
sentence fragment


C.
complete sentence

Answer 24

Can you open a new question :D

Answer 25

\(\normalsize\color{royalblue}{ \rm Run~on~sentence }\).
http://grammar.about.com/od/rs/g/runonsentenceterm.htm

Answer 26

ya sure haha :)